Zhang Shuai’s <Three Preludes-for Piano> Performance Research

In1998,<Three preludes—for Piano> is made by a young composer, zhang shuaifor piano. It is the most important representative works. It is one of outstanding worksof modern music if China. The meaning of the work is to express the love of life andgreat momentum, develop the young man’s creative personality. The work hasintensity characteristics of the times. Because it is a combination of Chinese andwestern elements. In2002, it won the China music only permanent multiple expertsAwards--"Golden Bell Award". In2007, the sixth session of China Golden BellAward held in Guangzhou Xinghai Concert Hall. After this work was designated asone of compulsory program in2007sixth session of China Golden Bell Award musicpiano competition.Because of the accomplish of the work is not long, the work and the composerare not very familiar. The writer first introduce the author’s life and the creationbackground. Then comprehensive interpretation from the analysis of music and workperformance analysis. Through the analysis of expound, and the writer’s experience ofplaying and from a practical point of view of piano playing, so that we have a betterunderstanding of the modern piano works, Provide support for the followingperformance, research, teaching theory. And let us understand more clearly thediversification of China modern music creation.In this paper, there are four chapters, except the introduction and conclusion, thefirst chapter is the introduction. The author can collect on Zhang Shuai <Threepreludes—for Piano> books, papers, music, journals, music score, wrote a preface.The second chapter is Composers and <Three preludes—for Piano> creativeBackground, This chapter to illustrate three points: one, Composer Profile. Two,Music composer of several stages. Three,<Three preludes—for Piano> creativebackground. The third and fourth chapters are playing music analysis and analyticaltechniques three works. The author is a research and teaching piano Master’s degree,Thus the two parts of the study focused on the author. The fifth chapter of the "PianoPreludes three" and make a comparison with the genre works. Discusses the similarities and differences between the two works.